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The upcoming public vote is not proving universally popular. -
The region’s most progressive democracy is failing to impress ordinary people. -
OSCE politician says it’s a “sad day” when a civil society leader is forced out by his government. -
Six years on from blanket ban, Moscow is wondering whether wine from its southern neighbour might not be so bad after all. -
President loses some powers, but his allies use vote to show they still count.
12 Nov 16
The upcoming public vote is not proving universally popular.
11 May 16
The region’s most progressive democracy is failing to impress ordinary people.
29 Jun 15
Rather than refute human rights criticisms point by point, the government says Armenia is worse.
22 Jun 15
OSCE politician says it’s a “sad day” when a civil society leader is forced out by his government.
15 Jun 15
Hosting image-boosting European Games while shutting down human rights criticism hasn't worked, if the aim was positive headlines.
17 Apr 13
Six years on from blanket ban, Moscow is wondering whether wine from its southern neighbour might not be so bad after all.
7 Apr 13
President loses some powers, but his allies use vote to show they still count.
12 Nov 12
Plenty of promises, and warning that officials from previous government could be investigated.
8 Feb 11
But despite anger over ineffective government, there’s little sign of them emulating the North African revolts.
